Vroom ! Le retour

[gabuzomeuzomeu]

Gini, a été créée en 1971 par le groupe Perrier. Les premières publicités très sensuelles de Gini ont été réalisées par Serge Gainsbourg. En 1974, Gini, sponsor avec un magazine hit de l’époque, organise pour la tournée du groupe Pink Floyd, une caravane composée de Choppers personnalisées et d'une Rolls-Royce Rose, entre autres. Ce soda a marqué les années 1980 avec ses spots : mélange d'humour, d'amour et de sensualité. Son célèbre slogan : La plus chaude des boissons froides. Son ambassadrice est Clara Morgane. Gini est commercialisée uniquement en France et en Belgique.

[Punker paname]

Une autre série Pochettes avec Tutuuuuuuuuuures dessus

[gabuzomeuzomeu]

Jean-Paul Belmondo dans Docteur Popaul et la Ligier JS2 2,8 litres



Elvis à Beverly Hills



Les camions sont à l'origine du Pastis



Photo de Bob Gruen avec Debbie Harry de Blondie pour l'album de 1976



Toujours Bob Gruen avec David Johansen et les New York Dolls

[whereisbrian]

[Unserious Sam]

2-en-1 : la photo d'une tuture et la musique d'un groupe que j'apprécie bien : Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited



"Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited create cinematic instrumental tracks that draw from a variety of genres, including spy movie theme music, surf, lounge, and exotica. Formed in 1996 by Ernst Maeschi and Karin Simpson-Diblitz, their material includes guitars, organs, vibraphones, bongos, outer space sounds, drum loops, samples and effects." (Présentation Bandcamp)

[Punker paname]

Unserious Sam 2-en-1 : la photo d'une tuture et la musique d'un groupe que j'apprécie bien : Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited

Un grand merci pour le lien pour ce groupe je ne connaissait que de nom car je l'avait vu sur le site de Dionysus Records un label Punk et Garage Rock que j'adore et qui à sorti Cinq Lp' du de ces petits Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited

Sinon ils sont en lien aussi avec un super magasin de skeuds de Zurich

https://www.spookysound.ch/recordshop

https://www.spookysound.ch/stereophonic ... -unlimited

Et pour les zicos de ce charmant duo il y à Ernest Maeschi qui a un plus que sacré Cv puisque après recherches il n'a joué que dans de bon groupes Suisses comme excusez du peu Hungry For What, Midnight To Six, Sophisticated Boom Boom, Sozz, Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited, Last Romance

Pareil pour Karen Diblitz qui fut la guitariste de Chin-Chin un super groupe féminin Suisse Punk Garage Power Pop que le célèbre Dj John Peel adorait, groupe qui aurait à mon avis du avoir et aurait amplement mérité d'avoir une plus large reconnaissance...

https://www.slumberlandrecords.com/catalog/show/137

Chin Chin, an all-female group consisting of Karin (guitar/vocals), Esther (bass/vocals) and Marie-Anne (drums/vocals), was formed in 1982 in Biel, Switzerland. At the time experience wasn't needed, a desire to play was. Technical ability was a bonus, a hunger to perform a must. So, although Esther and Marie-Anne had experience as singers for local band Sophisticated Boom Boom, neither had actually played bass or drums respectively before. Similarly, while Karin had some training in classical acoustic guitar, she'd never been in a band or played electric guitar before.

It was veteran Swiss punk-rock band SOZZ that gave the eager girls their first break, letting them practice in their rehearsal room and lending them guitars and drum kit until they could afford their own. Musically the band had many influences: The Clash, The Ramones, X-Ray Spex, Blondie, Generation X, Siouxsie & The Banshees, David Bowie, Motown, 1960s girl groups and glam rock bands like T-Rex and Slade. Early rehearsals saw the girls cover classics such as The Ronettes' "Baby I Love You" and The Crystals ' "De Do Ron Ron Ron" due to their relative simplicity, but original material soon followed and, in November 1983, Chin Chin played their first gig at the AJZ/Coupole in Biel.

Although the band started life as a trio, it was always the aim to recruit a lead singer and a second guitarist, but the search was to prove very difficult. Although there was a vibrant alternative scene in Switzerland, female musicians were virtually non-existent. There were plenty of girls wanting to sing, but few who actually could. The band would hold more auditions than the singers could notes. And although Chin Chin saw themselves as a punk-rock band, catchy pop vocals and harmonies played a big part in their songs, setting them apart from the other contenders in the process.

Eventually, Carol joined the band as lead singer and Chin Chin's first and only 7" "We Don't Wanna Be Prisoners" (containing 3 self-penned songs) was released in the summer of 1984 on the band's label Farmer Records, co-owned with SOZZ, making Chin Chin one of the only all-female bands in Switzerland writing their own material, playing regular gigs and releasing records. However, soon after recording, Carol left Chin Chin, and Karin, Esther and Marie-Anne decided to continue as a three-piece with Karin and Esther sharing lead vocals at live gigs.

In 1985, Chin Chin's album Sound Of The Westway was released on Farmer Records, containing 12 original compositions recorded and mixed in just 7 days. Sound Of The Westway is a brilliant mix of punk-informed crunch and buoyant pop melody that shows Chin Chin to be true pioneers of DIY noisy pop. As it happens this combination of DIY punk ethic, fuzz guitars and bubblegum pop was also gaining traction in the UK with the nascent C86 scene. Featuring bands like Shop Assistants and The Pastels, C86 was a confluence of young bands who were as influenced by Phil Spector as The Ramones, and Chin Chin fit right in next to groups like The Rosehips and The Fizzbombs.

Sound Of The Westway caught the attention of NME journalist The Legend!, who published the first UK interview with the band. On the heels of this great press, Chin Chin were approached by the management of Scottish band The Shop Assistants with an offer to support them on their German tour. The tour was hugely successful, leading to the release of the "Stop Your Crying" EP on Scotland's legendary 53rd and 3rd label and a busy period of appearances on TV, radio and more gigs in Switzerland, France and Germany. Apart from headlining their own gigs, Chin Chin also supported bands like The Pogues, The Anti-Nowhere League, TV Personalities, New Model Army and Die Toten Hosen.

Sound Of The Westway has gone on to become one of the most sought-after 80s indie-pop records and for good reason. Tunes like "Dark Days" and "Stay With Me" still sound remarkably fresh today; the band's fierce DIY stance and girl-positive ethics have echoed down through indie music since. We're very pleased to join the estimable Mississippi Records in bringing this classic album back into print, on vinyl only and with new mastering and artwork.